
Gordon Milne signed the Scottish full-back from Aston Villa for £40,000 in August 1976 and he played 178 consecutive games for the Sky Blues in a very exciting era. Despite winning a League Cup winners medal for Villa in 1975 he could not hold down a regular first team place but flourished at Highfield Road. A true left-footed full-back Bobby built up a great relationship with fellow Scot Tommy Hutchison and loved to overlap down the wing.
Many thought his form in the 1977-78 season deserved an international call-up but it wasn’t to be. His exemplary fitness and outstanding disciplinary record ensured he was never missed a game and in 1977-79 he was one of six players who made 40 or more league appearances.
In 1980 he fell out with Gordon Milne and was dropped for the last few games of the season. His final appearance was on the opening day of the 1980-81 season at Birmingham and a month later he was valued at £250,000 in a double transfer to John Bond’s Manchester City along with Tommy Hutchison. It was a dream move for the pair as the Blues reached the FA Cup final and both players played two games at Wembley with City losing a replay to Tottenham. He played 96 games over three seasons before moving to Oxford United and helped them to promotion to the First Division in 1985. At the age of 32 he moved to Leeds United and helped them to the Second Division play-offs. He would have appeared in the 1987 Cup semi-final against the Sky Blues but was cup-tied and replaced by Micky Adams.
In 1988 he left league football and had several seasons in Midlands non-league football and now lives in Mansfield.
Free kick goals (1)
1979-80
3 November 1979 v Stoke City H





































































































































































































































































































































































































